(I coulda swore i already posted this, but i guess not...anyways)Sheltering people from a fear doesn't help them to overcome that fear, in fact, shielding them from the fear only serves to reinforce their belief that it SHOULD be feared. I don't want my right to do perfectly legal and moral activities, like taking my snake out to a place that allows them, simply because somebody is afraid of them. That isn't fair to me. Some people are terrified of cars, but you don't see people struggling every morning with the ethics of driving to work. As long as it's not illegal, I don't think we should let other people's thoughts and feelings affect what we do.
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-Jacob

"Math counts for gum.. gotta chew something while in math or you'll bloody scream." -Laura a.k.a. Priincezz93

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